[Intro]
   x2

[Verse 1]
         
You were older
           
Older than me
           
Sucking in a s

              
ponge as your 

             
cancerous lung

           
s tried to bre

athe

[Verse 2]
        
In late Octobe

r
              
When daughter 

   
Maria comes
           
And she’s sitt

              
ing on the edg

             
e of the hospi

              
tal bed that y

      
ou’ll leave us

 on

[Verse 3]
              
And when it’s 

    
all over
              
Will you forge

            
t what I’ve sa

id?
           
Whatever memor

             
ial is carved 

       
over Amy’s hea

d

[Chorus]
           
Bobby’s coming

             
 with you, eve

              
n though she s

           
ays you’re mea

n
           
Will you face 

              
it in the corn

             
er, corner whе

              
re I smoke my 


weed?
           
Ate flowеrs in

             
 the winter, w

              
ondering what 

              
I think you’d 


say
           
Well Bobby’s c

              
oming with you

             
 even if my wi

          
ngs might brea

k

[Interlude]
   x2

[Verse 4]
           
And old Tascos

a
              
Is lying on my

 
 back
           
While I’m twit

              
ching my legs 

             
like the spide

              
r crawling fro

              
m the bed to t

   
he bathroom

[Verse 5]
              
And the pelica

    
n’s neck
              
Left its shape

        
 on the bed
              
When I tried t

           
o memorize all

              
 the words you

             
 said and the 

             
way that you s


aid them

[Chorus]

Bobby’s coming

 with you
             
Even though sh

              
e says you’re 


mean
             
While you’re k

            
neeling just t

             
o take some we

              
ight off of yo

           
ur swollen fee

t
    
Ate flowers in

 the winter
             
Wondering what

            
 I did that fo

r
           
Well Bobby’s c

              
oming with you

             
, you don’t ha

             
ve to say anym


ore